Scheme for the Coalition of Parties Second Edition
This day published price 1s. The second edition of a scheme for the coalition of parties Humbly submitted to the Public. Addressed to Lord Mansfield Chief Justice. Printed for J. Dodsley Pall Mall and sold by J. Wilkie St Pauls Churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. S
Ee Mansfield
Court of King’s End
J. Dodsley
Pall Mall
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Church-yard
St. Pauls Churchyard
Post Office Notice and Auction Advertisement 1772
General Post Office in 1772 announces seizure action against imported lace and a July 8 auction of a valuable Birdham freehold farm in Sussex. The notice includes various sale points and locations to obtain particulars, with a February 24, 1772 date and references to William Fraser and John Taylor as agents. It also contains an extensive testimonial for Maredant's drops by ANN JOYCE and distribution details via John Norton and other sellers.
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Perfors
Anthony Todd
John Taylor
William Fraser
Chichester
Birdham
Sussex
Fea
Portsmouth
Southampton
Winchester
Guidford
London
Dolphin
Guildford
King's Arms
Star
Laurence Poulney-lane
Pound-lane
Clapton
St. John’s
Hackney
St. Anthony’s
Ann Joyce
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Norton
Quare
Piccadilly
John Norton
N. B
Maredant
F. Blyth
Finchlane
King of Sweden Speech to the States of Sweden 1772
From the London Gazette June 27 reports the Swedish king urging unity and devotion among nobles clergy and burghers to sustain the throne and the commonwealth. The document emphasizes public virtue, law, and loyalty across orders as Sweden seeks harmony and independence. Cadiz and Algiers dispatches note ship movements and a Danish peace treaty. War Office lists colonel and major appointments in the British army.
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London
Sweden
Ull of Fame
Commonwealth
Cadiz
Flora
Vera Cruz
Algiers
Hoogland
James Montresor
Engineers
Richard Prescott
Ce 7Th Regiment of Foot
William Hislop
Artillery
William Wade
74Th Regiment of Foot
John Naire
109Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Preston
G3d Regiment of Foot
Charles Crossbie
Charles Crossbie, of the Late 86Th Regiment of Foot
Empress boosts army officers and troops move in Poland
From Petersbourg to Warsaw reports the Empress raises army officer appointments by one fifth and Major General Lloyd arrives from London to enter service. Russian encampments in Moldavia plan rapid assembly, with incursions beyond the Danube. Valachia and Moldova revenues total 1,400,000 growns. General Hadwick arrives May 23 to command imperial troops into Poland, 12 regiments of foot and nine of horse. An additional corps of 6,000 marches toward Lalicz as reports surface of a court action.
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Fanders
Petersbourg
Lloyd
London
Warsaw
Funea
Moldavia
Count de Romanzow
Aga N
Danube
Ifacchia
Tultfcha
Denube
Valachia
Hadwick
London Notes on Politics and Ship News
London commentary praises Mr Sawbridge and allied leaders of the popular party after a harmonious gathering at the Hatchet Trinity lane. Military orders compel full establishment strength as ships prepare for the East India Company. Various obituaries and marriages noted including Dr Herman Heineken and Mr Thomas Adams, with Tony Wylde and Mr Dawson deaths/alliances listed.
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London
Sawbridge
William Stephenson
Oliver
Lewes
Wilkes
Bull
Trinity-lane
Queenhithe
Alderman Plumbe
Tooting
Guildhall
Boston
Parker
Virginia
Portsmouth
East India Company
Hopkins
Herman Heineken
City of London
Rotherhith
Thomas Adams
Wylde
Paul’s Head
Catenton-street
Peckham
Dawson
St. Thomas’s
Letter on Chatham barracks and artillery vs marching regiments
GERMANICUS argues to General HARVEY that losing Chatham barracks would hurt the army. He says artillery gains are likened to caterpillars taking over barracks, damaging nursery and discipling roles, bread allowances, and review readiness. He contends marching regiments are as respectable and more serviceable, urging action to balance corps to prevent discontent.
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Chatham Barracks
Germanicus
Velno's Vegetable Syrup Discourse and Proofs
Publication details for a remedy called Velno's Vegetable Syrup said to cure venereal and scrofulous conditions. Includes an appendix of cures in extraordinary cases and attestations by persons of character. Sold by G Kvarfly Ludgate Street and by Burow's Hay Market shop and Capel Court Clerkenwell Spa Row premises.
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Velno
G. Kvarfly
Ludgate-street
Dr. Burows
Hay-market
Capel Court
Royal Exchange
Spa Row
Clerkenwell
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Mary
Nege
Gugh Smith
G. Kearfly
G. Woodfall
Charing-Cross
Smith
Newgate-street
John Riley
Crane-Inn
Edgeware
Veard Pechy
Aldenham
County of
Herts
Riley
Kensington
Latalio
Hemet
W. Bayley
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall-fesory
Lorton
Alfo
Miss Pusdis
Kath
J. le Brus
Rue Dauphine
Paris
James
Francis Newbery
Sun
John Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Mr. Norton
Golden-Square
London Evening Po
General Harvey
Richard Warren
Mary-le-bone-street
Golden
Alf
Mars. Langford
Pater-nofter-riw
Lowther
Hatton Garden
Tom
T. E. Browne
Cudham
Knockfolt
Kent
Royal Authority
D Tor
Jr. Lowther
Mr. Cook
Paternofter-row
Mr. Vincent
Matthew Holand
Flexny
Ofafice Gray’s Inn Gate
Holborn
Richardson
Urquhart
Durham
Charing Cross
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